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Q1. Since this is your first appearance on JJnet, please introduce yourselves! Also, share your MBTI types.
Keena
I’m Keena from FIFTY FIFTY. Within the group, I sometimes take on the role of a mother or older sister to the members. Personally, I consider myself skilled in singing, rapping, and dancing. My MBTI is ESTP (The Entrepreneur).
Chanelle Moon
Keena is usually a "P," but she has a calm and collected "J" side when dealing with the members.
Keena
I think I’m a "J" when I’m working, but when I’m alone or with friends, I lean more towards "P."
Chanelle Moon
Hi, I’m Chanelle. My MBTI is either INFJ (The Advocate) or ENFJ (The Protagonist). Whether I’m "I" or "E" depends on the situation. In the group, I think I’m the energetic and cheerful member.
Keena
Chanelle has a bright, youngest-child kind of energy, but since she’s part of the older members (the "unni line"), she’s the most reliable when it comes to steering the group in the right direction. Her personality is very balanced—she’s truly the epitome of FIFTY FIFTY (laughs).
Yewon
Hi, I’m Yewon. My MBTI is ISFJ (The Defender). I think I bring a bright and positive energy to the group.
Keena
That’s absolutely true (laughs). Sometimes, Yewon is too cheerful, but she always lifts the group’s spirits. Even when we’re tired from our schedules, seeing Yewon’s exaggerated reactions gives us energy. She’s someone who creates a great atmosphere.
Hana
Nice to meet you. I’m Hana from FIFTY FIFTY. I think my role in the group is to maintain balance. Some members are very energetic, while others are more calm. I’m on the calmer side and often have deep conversations with the members. That’s why I think I have INFJ (The Advocate) tendencies.
Athena
Hello, I’m Athena from FIFTY FIFTY. I’m the group’s youngest member (maknae) and known for being affectionate. My MBTI is INFP (The Mediator). I often feel like I embody the INFP personality. Among introverts, I think I’m a particularly extreme "I."
Keena
Our maknae is truly adorable. She’s kind to all the older members and is the perfect youngest. So, even if someone asked me to trade our maknae, I wouldn’t give her up for anything!
Q2. What do you think is FIFTY FIFTY's biggest strength as a group? Also, what is something you’re confident about that makes you stand out among the members?
Keena
I think our group’s greatest strength is how harmonized we are. That’s what I’d like to emphasize the most. It’s not just about our music; we have members with diverse talents in variety shows, fashion, and more. But when the five of us come together as one team, we shine even brighter.
As for what I’m confident in, let’s see... I’d say I’m slightly better at making realistic decisions compared to the others. I think having that grounding element allows us to keep moving forward as a group for the long term. I plan to continue leveraging that strength to support our team’s growth.
Hana
I believe FIFTY FIFTY’s strength lies in our distinct vocal tones. Each member’s voice is unique and stands out clearly, so when you listen to our music, it immediately catches your ear. I’d be delighted if fans could enjoy our individuality.
As for what I’m confident in... hmm, what would that be? (laughs)
Keena
Maybe your calmness and love of reading?
Hana
Ah, yes, I’m one of the more composed members, and I enjoy reading a lot. I think I have a stronger ability to stay calm compared to the others.
Yewon
I think our group’s strength is our diversity. For example, in the album Winter Glow that we released on December 9th, we included various music genres in one album. Going forward, we plan to share even more diverse music with our fans.
What I think sets me apart is... the chubbiness of my cheeks (laughs). Sometimes I get stressed because they don’t go away, but I’ve decided to enjoy them while I can, as they’re something I might only be able to appreciate now.
Keena
That’s great, I love it (laughs).
Chanelle Moon
So cute~ (laughs).
As for our group’s strength, I’d say it’s similar to what the others mentioned. The diverse dreams that each member has come together as a team, turning into passion and fueling our hard work.
As for what I’m confident in, it has to be my English (laughs). I think I can confidently say no one else in the group can match me there (laughs).
All members
Of course, absolutely (laughs).
Chanelle Moon
Since it’s my native language, I think I’m the most fluent in English within the group.
Athena
I think FIFTY FIFTY’s strength lies in the fact that we all come from different backgrounds and have learned a lot together, supporting each other in our respective strengths.
What sets me apart from the others is my dexterity. I’m quite skilled with my hands, whether it’s playing instruments, crafting small miniatures, or playing games.
Yewon
Yes, you’re really good at games, too.
Q3. Can you share some recent TMI (Too Much Information) about yourselves?
Keena
Recent TMI... hmm, thinking of TMIs is the hardest part (laughs). Most of the members are good at eating breakfast, but when we stayed at a hotel recently, Athena and I—who don’t usually eat much in the morning—ended up being roommates. We decided to go to breakfast together, but the dining area was so crowded that we couldn’t get in. So instead, we went to a convenience store and had breakfast there together. It was a happy little moment.
Hana
This was my first time coming to Japan, and I also flew business class for the first time! It was such an interesting experience. The seat was so comfortable, and the in-flight meals were incredibly delicious.
Yewon
I love watching vlogs on YouTube, and recently, I watched a vlog about Japanese bakeries. Watching it was really healing for me—that’s my TMI!
Chanelle Moon
I went to a Japanese convenience store for the first time! I tried some bread from the convenience store, and it was so delicious that I was completely surprised.
Yewon
The interviewer is looking at you with a motherly expression (laughs).
Chanelle Moon
It was a sweet bread with cream and custard inside! I really love sweet things.
Athena
After coming to Japan, I tried carbonated drinks for the first time. I drank it to help reduce swelling, but it was a tough experience.
Keena
Athena usually can’t drink carbonated beverages, but this time she made the effort to try it to deal with swelling.
Q4. What kind of activities would you like to do in Japan in the future? Do you have any goals?
Keena
My goal is to meet as many Japanese TWENYs (our fans) as possible. Also, since I love fashion, I think Japan is a country with exceptional fashion sense. I’d love to try collaborating with a brand or taking on projects in the fashion industry where I can participate.
Hana
My dream was to perform in Japan and meet our Japanese fans, so I was really happy to appear at "SUPERPOP JAPAN 2024" in Osaka. Moving forward, I want to study Japanese more. The language is so fascinating, and if I become better at it, I’ll be able to talk directly with Japanese TWENYs, which I’m really excited about.
Yewon
Our stay in Japan was short this time, so I’d like to visit more regions and meet TWENYs living in distant areas. I also want to hold events and autograph sessions. I have such happy memories from our previous fan meeting, so I’d love to do another one. If the opportunity arises, I hope we can perform at Tokyo Dome someday!
Chanelle Moon
I feel the same as the others—I want to meet as many Japanese TWENYs as I can. Also, I have a big dream of performing a concert at Tokyo Dome someday.
Athena
I’d love to do a tour in Japan and meet lots of TWENYs. Of course, I’d love to do concerts, but I also want to visit tourist spots in Japan and even write Vlogs about my experiences.
